Steve, its conditional on a number of factors. What I typically did was to
have the lab when they tested our product, to note the wireless devices
were in the product and comment on testing. I also made sure I had the
vendors test reports available at the time of the test. I basically let the
lab recommended actions.
In some of the products I had multiple wireless devices, which impacts what
actions are needed.
I also put the vendors compliance info on our DoCs with a note the product
contains a device and the standards.
Jim Bacher, WB8VSU
ja.bac...@outlook.com
JBRC Consulting LLC
Product EMC & Regulatory Consultant
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IEEE Life Senior Member
Jim Bacher, WB8VSU
j.bac...@ieee.org
JBRC Consulting LLC
Product EMC & Regulatory Consultant
https://www.trc.guru/ email:j...@trc.guru
IEEE Life Senior Member
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